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В список включены все работы, упоминаемые в примечаниях. Следуя своей обычной практике, я постарался насколько возможно привлекать публикации сравнительно недавнего времени на английском языке, которые могут быть интересны любознательному читателю, если у него возникнет желание почитать по этой теме что-то еще. Идя по ссылкам в книге, можно расширить круг чтения и за счет важнейшей литературы на других языках.^[758]

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Barton, T., ‘Augustus and Capricorn: Astrological Polyvalency and Imperial Rhetoric’, JRS 85 (1995), p. 33–51

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Billows, R., Julius Caesar. The Colossus of Rome (2009)

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Brunt, P., Italian Manpower 225 BC—AD 14 (1971)

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Kennedy, D. (ed.), The Roman Army in the East. Journal of Roman Archaeology Supplements 18 (1996)

Kennedy, D., ‘Parthia and Rome: eastern perspectives’, in Kennedy

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Ampelius, Lib. mem = Lucius Ampellius, Liber memorialis (Луций Ампелий. Памятная книжица)

App. BC = Аппиан. Гражданские войны

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Cicero, ad Att. = Цицерон. Письма к Аттику

Cicero, ad Fam. = Цицерон. Письма к близким

Cicero, ad Quintum Fratrem = Цицерон. Письма к брату Квинту

Cicero, Agr. = Цицерон. Речи об аграрном законе

Cicero, Cat. = Цицерон. Речи против Катилины

Cicero, de reg. Alex F. = Цицерон. Фрагмент речи по поводу александрийского царя

Cicero, Verrines = Цицерон. Речи против Верреса

CIG = Corpus Inscriptionum Graecarum

CIL = Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum

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JRS = Journal of Roman Studies

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Plin. NH = Плиний Старший. Естественная история

Plin. Epistulae = Плиний Младший. Письма

Quintilian = Квинтилиан. Воспитание оратора

Sall. Cat. = Саллюстий. Заговор Катилины

Sall. Iug. = Саллюстий. Югуртинская война

Sall. Hist. = Саллюстий. История

SEG. = Roussel, P., Tod, M., Ziebarth, E. & Hondius, J. (eds), Supplementum Epigraphicum Graecum (1923–)

Serv. = Сервий. Комментарий к «Энеиде»

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Valerius Maximus = Valerius Maximus, Memorable Doings and Sayings

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